Sleep In In A Sentence

• I can sleep in this chair.
• Goes to sleep in house.
• Stephen did not sleep in the hot night.
• We could sleep in the blanket.
• I could not sleep in that room.
• Did ye sleep in the woods?
• Did it not sleep in the flint at his feet?
• They sleep in their own bed together.
• It is uncomfortable to sleep in a chair.
• And to sleep in the corner of a shed?
• I want to sleep in your room with you.
• We used to sleep in the same room.
• But you may sleep in peace.
• No servants were to sleep in the house.
• Nay, do you sleep in peace.
• I could always sleep in the end.
• From her sleep in the woods and the stubble corn?
• He had gone to sleep in a place of terror.
• I sleep in a small room over the shed.
• He then lay down to rest and sleep in a wood.
• To lie and sleep in roses still.
• Maurice had collapsed into a dead sleep in the snow.
• Six men sleep in one tent.
• I will not sleep in the castle to-night.
• No woman was allowed to sleep in the house.
• He has to sleep in many a different bed.
• People do nothing but sleep in this woebegone hole!
• He is to sleep in the front hall bedroom.
• We are going to sleep in the summer-hut.
• It would not be possible to sleep in that room again.
• You must certainly have gone to sleep in your village?
• Where go sleep in the dark wood or dell?
• The giant lay down to sleep in the middle of the cave.
• Heavens! who could sleep in this weather?
• Never sleep in the same place two nights going!

• I always sleep in a tent in the summer time.
• But not even the dead are permitted to sleep in peace.
• Could live thing sleep in such a mortal cold?
• There is rarely a night when one cannot sleep in comfort.
• I shall never be able to sleep in a bed again.

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